Shanghai Airlines, one of China's local airlines, said losses in 2008 might more than double from 2007 because of weak travel demand and hedging losses, the company said in a notice to the Shanghai Stock Exchange Tuesday. The high oil prices, weak... ...full story at People's Daily
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Fuel-hedging losses hit China Eastern » People's Daily SHANGHAI: China Eastern Airlines is evaluating potential losses from its fuel-hedging contracts, said the company yesterday, declining to verify reports that the cost may be as much as $690 million by Nov 14. "We're assessing the possible losses on... |
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Shanghai airlines forecast mixed results » People's Daily Two major Shanghai-based airlines released 2007 earnings previews yesterday, with China Eastern expecting a turnaround while Shanghai Airlines predicted a loss. A shares in China Eastern and Shanghai Airlines plunged to daily limits in y ... |
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